BirdSize.com aims to make its bird reference material usable by as many visitors as reasonably possible, including people who use assistive technologies.
Our Approach
Accessibility is considered when developing page layouts, navigation, interactive controls, images, text contrast, keyboard behavior, and responsive design.
The site is continuously developed, and some areas may be improved as technical limitations or accessibility issues are identified.
Images and Visual Comparisons
BirdSize includes visual material because relative scale is an important part of the subject. Where appropriate, images and interactive elements are accompanied by text, labels, measurements, or other context so that essential information is not dependent solely on visual appearance.
Keyboard and Device Use
Pages are intended to remain usable across desktop computers, tablets, phones, keyboards, touch interfaces, and commonly used modern browsers.
Reporting an Accessibility Problem
If you encounter a part of BirdSize.com that is difficult to access or operate, please describe the page, feature, and problem as specifically as possible.
Reports are useful because accessibility issues can depend on browser, device, operating system, zoom level, and assistive technology.